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3) The chemical equation given below is not balanced. Which is the correct coefficient for K when the chemical equation is properly balanced? K(s) +_ B203 (s) →_K2O(s) +_ B(s)

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3) The chemical equation given below is not balanced. Which is the correct coefficient for K when the chemical equation is
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_K(s) +_ B2O3(s) → _K2O(s) +_ B(s)

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